ArmSprainsIn 2020, Illinoishad the lowestpercentage offalls 19.9%(399,651)Falls arepreventableGet yourhearingchecked1,000,000hospitalizationsa yearHearingLossMayoClinicCombiningRiskFactorsBruisingCenter forDiseaseControlPaceNorth!TBIAdd lightingto dimareas in thehomeVitamin DSupplementsWear yourhearingaidsUnevenSurfacesNationalSafetyCouncilVisionLossHealthySteps forOlder Adults(HSOA)Use yourwalkingaidsGet screenedforOsteoporosisTBI mostfatal fallinjuryAsk yourdoctor howto reducefall riskMostcommoncause ofTBIAmericanOccupationalTherapyAssociationWristFracturesNationalCommissionon AgingPost-FallSyndromeTakecare ofyour feetFootPain andFootwear319,000hospitalizationsfrom hipfractures a yearLowerBodyWeaknessBackSprainsGet youreyescheckedonce a yearChronicMedicalConditionsJoin a fallpreventionprogramMedicationsNationalInstitutesof HealthAmericanPhysicalTherapyAssociationAnkleFracturesLegSprainsOver 1/4of olderadults fallseach yearNational FallsPreventionResourceCenter(NCOA)3,000,000ED visitsa yearLeadingcause ofinjury relateddeathNon-HealingFootWoundsSkullFracturesMedicareParts a &bEldercareLocatorSTEADI(StoppingElderlyAccidents,Deaths, %Injuries, CDC)AdministrationforCommunityLivingFallsFreeInitiativeOrganDamageHistoryof FallsRemovetrippinghazards inthe homeIn 2020,29.4% ofolder adultshad a fall(512,548)Osteoporosis83% of hipfracturedeaths in2019Take afree fallrisksurveyWearyourglassesFear ofFallingTrippingHazardsFallsleadingcause ofinjury 65+MedicationreviewArmFracturesLess thanhalf ofthose thatfall report itSwellingCardiovascularissuesVitamin DDeficiencyExercisefor strengthandbalanceFalling oncedoubles thechance offalling againIssues withWalkingandBalanceIn 2020, Alaskahad the highestpercentage offalls 38%(32,717)HipFractureArmSprainsIn 2020, Illinoishad the lowestpercentage offalls 19.9%(399,651)Falls arepreventableGet yourhearingchecked1,000,000hospitalizationsa yearHearingLossMayoClinicCombiningRiskFactorsBruisingCenter forDiseaseControlPaceNorth!TBIAdd lightingto dimareas in thehomeVitamin DSupplementsWear yourhearingaidsUnevenSurfacesNationalSafetyCouncilVisionLossHealthySteps forOlder Adults(HSOA)Use yourwalkingaidsGet screenedforOsteoporosisTBI mostfatal fallinjuryAsk yourdoctor howto reducefall riskMostcommoncause ofTBIAmericanOccupationalTherapyAssociationWristFracturesNationalCommissionon AgingPost-FallSyndromeTakecare ofyour feetFootPain andFootwear319,000hospitalizationsfrom hipfractures a yearLowerBodyWeaknessBackSprainsGet youreyescheckedonce a yearChronicMedicalConditionsJoin a fallpreventionprogramMedicationsNationalInstitutesof HealthAmericanPhysicalTherapyAssociationAnkleFracturesLegSprainsOver 1/4of olderadults fallseach yearNational FallsPreventionResourceCenter(NCOA)3,000,000ED visitsa yearLeadingcause ofinjury relateddeathNon-HealingFootWoundsSkullFracturesMedicareParts a &bEldercareLocatorSTEADI(StoppingElderlyAccidents,Deaths, %Injuries, CDC)AdministrationforCommunityLivingFallsFreeInitiativeOrganDamageHistoryof FallsRemovetrippinghazards inthe homeIn 2020,29.4% ofolder adultshad a fall(512,548)Osteoporosis83% of hipfracturedeaths in2019Take afree fallrisksurveyWearyourglassesFear ofFallingTrippingHazardsFallsleadingcause ofinjury 65+MedicationreviewArmFracturesLess thanhalf ofthose thatfall report itSwellingCardiovascularissuesVitamin DDeficiencyExercisefor strengthandbalanceFalling oncedoubles thechance offalling againIssues withWalkingandBalanceIn 2020, Alaskahad the highestpercentage offalls 38%(32,717)HipFracture

Falls Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-Arm Sprains
  2. I-In 2020, Illinois had the lowest percentage of falls 19.9% (399,651)
  3. I-Falls are preventable
  4. G-Get your hearing checked
  5. I-1,000,000 hospitalizations a year
  6. B-Hearing Loss
  7. O-Mayo Clinic
  8. B-Combining Risk Factors
  9. N-Bruising
  10. O-Center for Disease Control
  11. O-Pace North!
  12. N-TBI
  13. G-Add lighting to dim areas in the home
  14. G-Vitamin D Supplements
  15. G-Wear your hearing aids
  16. B-Uneven Surfaces
  17. O-National Safety Council
  18. B-Vision Loss
  19. O-Healthy Steps for Older Adults (HSOA)
  20. G-Use your walking aids
  21. G-Get screened for Osteoporosis
  22. I-TBI most fatal fall injury
  23. G-Ask your doctor how to reduce fall risk
  24. I-Most common cause of TBI
  25. O-American Occupational Therapy Association
  26. N-Wrist Fractures
  27. O-National Commission on Aging
  28. N-Post-Fall Syndrome
  29. G-Take care of your feet
  30. B-Foot Pain and Footwear
  31. I-319,000 hospitalizations from hip fractures a year
  32. B-Lower Body Weakness
  33. N-Back Sprains
  34. G-Get your eyes checked once a year
  35. B-Chronic Medical Conditions
  36. G-Join a fall prevention program
  37. B-Medications
  38. O-National Institutes of Health
  39. O-American Physical Therapy Association
  40. N-Ankle Fractures
  41. N-Leg Sprains
  42. I-Over 1/4 of older adults falls each year
  43. O-National Falls Prevention Resource Center (NCOA)
  44. I-3,000,000 ED visits a year
  45. I-Leading cause of injury related death
  46. N-Non-Healing Foot Wounds
  47. N-Skull Fractures
  48. O-Medicare Parts a & b
  49. O-Eldercare Locator
  50. O-STEADI (Stopping Elderly Accidents, Deaths, % Injuries, CDC)
  51. O-Administration for Community Living
  52. O-Falls Free Initiative
  53. N-Organ Damage
  54. B-History of Falls
  55. G-Remove tripping hazards in the home
  56. I-In 2020, 29.4% of older adults had a fall (512,548)
  57. B-Osteoporosis
  58. I-83% of hip fracture deaths in 2019
  59. G-Take a free fall risk survey
  60. G-Wear your glasses
  61. B-Fear of Falling
  62. B-Tripping Hazards
  63. I-Falls leading cause of injury 65+
  64. G-Medication review
  65. N-Arm Fractures
  66. I-Less than half of those that fall report it
  67. N-Swelling
  68. B-Cardiovascular issues
  69. B-Vitamin D Deficiency
  70. G-Exercise for strength and balance
  71. I-Falling once doubles the chance of falling again
  72. B-Issues with Walking and Balance
  73. I-In 2020, Alaska had the highest percentage of falls 38% (32,717)
  74. N- Hip Fracture